Transitions
RoL Potpourri
Where in the World?
U.S. Criminal Justice
RoL Promotion
Analytical frameworks
100

This field focuses on what happens at the end of conflict

What is transitional justice?

100

The World Justice Project measures the rule of law with this tool

What is the Rule of Law Index?

100

Rule by law is the key model here

What is China?

100

These are a combination of restitution, fines, fees, and costs imposed upon a defendant at the time of sentencing

What are Legal Financial Obligations (LFOs)?

100

The country targeted by a U.S. State Department-funded project with the long-term goal of increasing the caliber of legal education, implemented by UW Law under the direction of Prof. Jon Eddy and Alice Stokke?

What is Afghanistan?

100

Has 4 parts -- Law is 1) set forth in advance; 2) made public; 3) general, clear, stable and certain; 4) applied to everyone 

(Notably missing: democracy and human rights)

What is a "thin" definition of Rule of Law? 

(Tamanaha's 'common baseline')

200

This country has recently concluded a peace agreement with guerrillas that may involve amnesties

What is Colombia?

200

This type of justice system is often overlooked but may be important to understanding rule of law in any country

What is informal justice?

200

There two countries have faced  infringement proceedings by the EU for posing a serious threat to the rule of law

What are Hungary and Poland?

200

The Rule of Law Index sub-factor for the criminal justice system (Factor 8) in the United States with the lowest score

What is "no discrimination"? 

What is 8.4 -- "criminal system is impartial"?

200

An example of a bi-lateral aid agency -- one of a myriad of potential actors involved in Rule of Law promotion

What is USAID / AusAID (DFAT) / JICA / CIDA / SIDA / DFID / ... (Global North)

/ newly formed CIDCA (China International Development Cooperation Agency) / ABC (Brazilian Cooperation Agency / ...?  (Global South)

200

Two (out of four) universal principles of Rule of Law, according to the World Justice Project

What are:  1) Accountability, 2) Just Laws, 3) Open Government, and 4) Accessible & Impartial Dispute Resolution? 

300

What mechanism is often used to address historical causes of conflict

What is a truth and reconciliation commission?

300

These types of definitions of rule of law include democracy and human rights

What is thick?

300

This leader has created a new position of executive president

Who is Erdogan? (Turkey)

300

Institution regarded as one of the United States' "strongest democratic traditions" -- according to the 2017 Freedom House Report on U.S. Criminal Justice

What is the judiciary?

300

Historical example of policy changes that gained public support through the use of visual storytelling

What are (child) labor laws? OR

What are national parks?

300

Essential elements for establishing the Rule of Law, according to Tamanaha. (name at least 2 of 3)

What are: 1) cultural belief in Rule of Law; 2) presence of an independent judiciary; and 3) a robust legal profession and tradition?


400

In Stromseth's article, she examined the success of a hybrid tribunal that dealt with war crimes in this country

What is Sierra Leone?

400

The creator  of "illiberal democracy"

Who is Victor Orban? (Hungary)

400

Until a documentary highlighted this issue, this country used a presumption of guilt in criminal trials

What is Mexico?

400

An example of how Washington State has reformed its handling of Legal Financial Obligations since the passage of House Bill 1783, effective June 7, 2018 

What is allowing for the reduction of non-restitution LFOs, upon motion of the defendant?

What is eliminating the accrual of 12% interest on non-restitution LFOs as of June 7, 2018? 

What is the mandatory waiver of interest accrued prior to June 7, 2018, on non-restitution LFOs, upon motion of the defendant? 

400

The much-critiqued phenomenon of a foreign donor offering implementation of a standardized plan for reform that is not tailored to the local setting or demanded by local officials in the target country

What is "rule of law in a box"? OR

What is "supply-driven" rule of law assistance?

400

Two primary functions of the Rule of the Law (according to Tamanaha, 2007). 

What are: 1) Legal Restraint on Government; and 2) Maintain Order Among Citizens?

500

 Two examples of places where war criminals may be held to account

 What is the ICC, the ICTY, the ICTR?

500
The Lexis-Nexis Global Rule of Law Business Principles includes these rights as part of rule of law that are important to business
What are contract and property rights?
500

In this country, the truth and reconciliation commission was focused on post-election violence

What is Kenya?

500

Unarmed black teenager shot and killed by a Ferguson Police Officer in 2014, resulting in nation-wide protests, a Consent Decree between the federal government and the City of Ferguson, and sweeping reforms to lessen systemic discriminatory practices found in policing and in the way municipal operating costs are funded

Who is Michael Brown?

500

The historical event that precipitated the revival of rule of law promotion as a key foreign policy strategy of western nations. 

What is the 1991 fall of the Berlin Wall? 

(OR What is the end of the Cold War?)

500

'End goals' brought to society by Rule of Law in Kleinfeld Belton's "ends-based definitions" of rule of law. (Name 3 of 5)

What are: 1) gov't bound by law; 2) equality before the law; 3) law and order; 4) predictable, efficient justice; and 5) lack of State violations of human rights?

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